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A. All of these answers are correct B. Receive any money on account for any insurer or receive money to be transmitted to an insurer for a policy, renewal, endorsement or certificate C. Solicit insurance or procure applications for insurance D. Directly or indirectly represent himself or herself to be an agent or receive, deliver or forward any insurance policy within the state D. Vandalism - Answer- At the time of a loss, it is found that the covered building had been vacant for the pe...

TFM InQuizitives Which of the following are similarities between film and digital movie making, and which are differences? a. how images are produced b. use of lenses to capture images c. images are made up tiny bits of information d. cost of production e. use of light to produce images f. storage of images g. size and portability of cameras h. quality of images - Answer- Similarities: -use of light to produce images -use of lenses to capture images -images are made up tiny bits of infor...

TFM 310 Final Semiotics - Answer- The study of signs and signification The gaze - Answer- refers to the exchange of looks that takes place in cinema ideology - Answer- is the system of ideas that makes sense of society. Controlled by the 'ruling power'. hegemony - Answer- dominating influence or authority of one group over another; dominant ideology, also it is an underlying consensus of ideology that serves the dominant groups in society genre - Answer- A recognizable type of f...

TFM 160 Final SDSU Implicit Meaning - Answer- Internal Meaning, Implied Explicit Meaning - Answer- Literal Meaning, definition Form - Answer- Cinematic Language, how the SUBJECT is expressed Content - Answer- The actual subject Formal Analysis - Answer- Dissecting everything in a film (cinematography, sound, composition, design, movement, performance, editing) Theme - Answer- Shared public idea Realism - Answer- Actual or real Antirealism - Answer- Abstract, Fantastic ...

TFM 160 - Final Implicit Meaning - Answer- lies below the surface, implied meaning Explicit Meaning - Answer- avaliable on the surface, obvious meaning Form - Answer- means by which a subject is expressed, poetry: words drama: speech and action movies: pictures and sound Content - Answer- subject of an artwork; what it's about formal analysis - Answer- every element in a frame has a reason; focuses on elements of film (cinematography, editing, sound and design); analytical a...

TFM 364A sound cinema - Answer- Edison developed the idea of synchronous sound 1930 Hay's Code - Answer- means of self-regulation to maintain moral descent of movies, not glamorized indecency or crime The Motion Picture Production Code - Answer- every film passing approval a system of self-regulation policed by own members The Jazz Singer - Answer- 1927 alan crosland synchronize sound and image The Public Enemy - Answer- 1931 William Wellman breakout for James Cagney n...

TFM which of the following statements is not true about Citizen Kane? - Answer- citizen kane would have been forgotten if it hadn't been rediscovered by film critics in england which of the following is not true about method acting? - Answer- method acting was based originally on american theories striving for realism on stage what is a film's actor most basic skill? - Answer- understanding how to reveal him/herself to the camera during a close-up when discussing city of god, a stu...

TFM Final form - Answer- means by which the subject is expressed & experienced (how it is presented). Form sets up audience expectation. Form supplies the methods & techniques necessary to present it to the audience. content - Answer- The subject of an artwork (what it is about). Content provides something to express. theme - Answer- central idea or message formal analysis - Answer- dissects the complex synthesis of cinematography, sound, composition, design, movement, performance, &...

SFST List the standardized field sobriety tests in correct order - Answer- Horizontal gaze nystagmus Walk and turn One leg stand How many clues are assessed a suspect who displays smooth pursuit in both eyes; indistinct nystagmus in both eyes at maximum deviation; and, onset of nystagmus in both eyes prior to 45 degrees? - Answer- 2 The police officers principal decision during the detection phase two usually is______. - Answer- Should I instruct the driver to exit the vehicle. The...

SFST Exam Per Se Limits for Alcohol and Marijuana - Answer- 0.08 BAC 5 nanograms per ml of blood 3 Types of Alcohol - Answer- - Methanol - Isopropanol - Ethyl 2 approaches to DUI - Answer- - Prevention - Deterrence BAC drops at what rate? - Answer- About 0.015 per hour What is BAC measured as? - Answer- Number of grams of alcohol found in 100 ml of blood Phase 1 - Answer- - Vehicle in Motion - "Should I stop the vehicle" Phase 1: Pre-stop Clues - Answer- - Problems m...

Standard field sobriety test- SFST Walk and turn (WAT) - Answer- A divided attention field sobriety test. The second test administered in SFST battery Resting nystagmus - Answer- Jerking of the eyes as they look straight ahead Ptosis - Answer- Droopy eyelids Nystagmus - Answer- An involuntary jerking of the eyes One leg stand (OLS) - Answer- A divided attention field sobriety test. The third test administered in the SFST battery DWI detection process - Answer- The entire proces...

SFST EXAM San Diego Percentages - Answer- San Diego FST validation—NHSTA accurate a. HGN was 88% b. WAT 79% c. OLS 83% 3 tests for possible DUI - Answer- 1) Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) 2) One Leg Stand (OLS) 3) Walk and Turn (WAT) Most reliable FST - Answer- Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus NHTSA 3 Phases - Answer- Phase 1: Vehicle in motion - Stop the car? Phase 2: Personal Contact - SFST testing? Phase Three: Pre-arrest Screening - Arrest? Common symptoms of alcohol i...

SFST Review What type of alcohol is contained in alcoholic beverages? - Answer- Ethanol How long is the subject timed during the one leg stand test? - Answer- 30 seconds What is the principle decision for Phase 1 of a DWI stop? - Answer- Is there PC to stop the vehicle? What is the principle decision for Phase 2 of a DWI stop? - Answer- Is there reason to have the driver exit the vehicle? What is the principle decision for Phase 3 of a DWI stop? - Answer- Should I arrest? Wha...

CAOHC Practice Exam What type of tone is employed in audiometry? A. Complex B. Pure C. Basal D. Harmonic E. None of the above - Answer- B. Pure What factors should be considered when selecting hearing protectors A. Comfort B. Ease of use C. Attenuation amount D. Communication requirements E. All of the above - Answer- E. All of the above When determining a threshold, a positive response should be followed by lowering the hearing level 5 dB. A. True B. Fals...

CAOHC STUDY SET Manufacturing - Answer- Which occupational sector accounts for the highest incidence of noise-induced hearing loss? Tinnitus - Answer- A buzzing or ringing in the ears is known as Three - Answer- Noise exposures are considered likely to be harmful if shouting is required in order to communicate to a person __________ feet away Painless, Progressive, Permanent, Preventable - Answer- What are the four P's of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss 140 dBP - Answe...

CAOHC TEST What is the purpose of the OHC? - Answer- Providing resources and guidance to facilitate the practice of hearing loss prevention through standardized training and credentialing What is the difference between the requiremtns of OSHA and the recommendations of NIOSH? - Answer- NIOSH refers to research and recoomendations. OSHA regulates and implements. What are examples of auditory effects on hearing and damage risks? - Answer- Tinnitus and hearing loss What are ...

CAOHC Exam Study Unit of measurement for frequency (pitch) - Answer- Hertz (Hz) Unit of measurement for intensity (loudness) - Answer- Decibel (dB) Risk of damage from noise - Answer- How loud (intensity) and how long (duration) Steady-state or continuous noise, e.g. generator - Answer- Lasts 1 second or longer Impulse or Impact noise, e.g. gunfire or nail gun - Answer- Lasts less than one second Parts of the outer ear - Answer- Pinna and external audito...

CBIC CIC Practice Exam Medical intervention factors that affect risk of infection - Answer- indwelling devices, staffing ratio, lengths of stay, duration of invasive procedures, medications, # of exams by providers, type of institution, and knowledge/experience of providers environmental intervention factors that affect risk of infection - Answer- disinfectant type used, contact with animals, hand hygiene anatomical/phys factors that affect risk of infection - Answer- preexi...

Hartman's Nursing Assistant Care: The Basics Chapter 7 1) Which of the following is the normal temperature range for the oral method? - Answer- 97.6-99.6 degrees fahrenheit 2) What can an overbed table be used for? - Answer- Placement of meals 3) Which of the following thermometers is used to measure temperature from the ear? - Answer- Tympanic thermometer 4) Which temperature site is considered to be the most accurate? - Answer- Rectal 5) What should be done with soiled bed line...

Hartman's Nursing Assistant Care PPE - Answer- equipment that helps protect employees from serious workplace injuries or illnesses resulting from contact with workplace hazards Sterilization - Answer- cleaning measure that destroys all microorganisms, including pathogens Disinfection - Answer- a process that destroys most, but not all, pathogens; it reduces the pathogen count to a level that is considered not infectious Blood borne pathogens - Answer- microorganisms found in human ...